From the Editor:

Welcome to iSolomon.com. The goal for this website is quite singular, to be the one place on the internet where every Jew, or person interested in things Jewish, is welcome.

Why iSolomon? Named for the most admirable king of the Jews, King Solomon the son of King David. iSolomon.com is paying tribute to the wise and clever King who ruled the nation with insight, astuteness, and good judgment. In the times of King Solomon, Jews and non-Jews alike lived in peace, sharing in abundance and kindness.

The most challenging part of fulfilling this mission has been to avoid agendas, as only through such an approach, all can feel as if they have a voice and a place. So what is iSolomon.com and what will you find here?

In our initial release, which is now online, we aim to bring you a number of things:

• WiseChannels, full of in formation about Jewish Living, Jewish Denominations, Who is a Jew discussions, Jewish Culture, Jewish History, and Jewish Literature and opinion, Weekly Torah Portions, Jewish Humor, Jewish Health, Jewish Travel, and much more.
   
• Wise Directories offers iSolomon.com visitors an array of Jewish Related resources, including the best Jewish Celebrations Directory of vendors providing goods and services for Jewish  Weddings, Bar Mitzvahs, and all other Jewish life celebrations. 
   
• iSolomon.com's Kosher Restaurant Directory, Jewish Schools and Camps, provides centrality and convenience where you may find all the information you need for your Jewish life. iSolomon Guides are step-by-step instructions aimed to assist visitors with life issues. 
  
  The Guides include suggestions and tips for Celebrating Jewish rites of passage, a Wedding Guide, a Bar Mitzvah Guide, as well as information about the Jewish Way of Mourning, on how one is to conduct oneself in times of loss and grief.  iSolomon.com, true to its mission, attempts to bring as many view points, giving voice the major streams in Judaism, the orthodox, conservative and reform movements.
   
• Stay tuned... much more to come.

What you see is merely a beginning. We are in the process of adding a great deal more content, affiliating with rabbis from all the denominations of Judaism to answer questions for members, offering additional lines of thought in terms of Jewish theosophy and philosophy, and expanding the site to a point that it has something to offer to anyone who is Jewish or has an interest in Judaism.

Your thoughts, suggestions, and ideas are welcome, in fact essential. After all, this site was created for you.
Sincerely,

Sarah R. Mazor
Editor-in-Chief